Attorney General's Office weighs whether to investigate Surprise's public-speaking policy
The Attorney General’s Office said it’s weighing whether to investigate the city of Surprise’s public-speaking policy based on its obligation under state law. This comes after a Valley resident was arrested last month while addressing the City Council during a public meeting.
State lawmakers on Wednesday voted to approve an additional $3 million for the Attorney General’s Office’s litigation fund — ...
Brown, 47, stepped down from his post as U.S. Attorney for Western Washington last summer to launch his campaign for attorney ...
From another NoDa 20-something to a millennial Charlotte dad, U.S. Rep. Jeff Jackson wants to be cast next as NC’s attorney ...
The government does not violate anyone’s free speech rights merely by speaking — no matter what it chooses to say or not to ...
The Attorney General Office's request to funnel $3 million into its litigation fund was approved during the Legislature's ...
A Potomac home renovation startup will pay $7.5 million to the District and D.C. customers to settle claims that it exploited ...
Paxton earlier this year struck down the county's efforts to provide monthly stipends to lower-income families. He requested ...
The Georgia Attorney General’s office has warned the State Election Board’s chairman, John Fervier, that the latest new rules ...
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